The Clarks celebrate 40 years of music with Pittsburgh tribute
The Clarks are a band that Pittsburghers hear and think of home.
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra renews music director Manfred Honeck's contract
The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra has extended the contract of music director Manfred Honeck through the 2032-2033 season.
Vietnam veterans reunite decades after serving together in combat
Recently, a group of Vietnam veterans, including one from Pittsburgh, reunited again, visiting a fellow soldier now battling health issues.
Suspect arrested and charged in connection with deadly Market Square shooting
A 16-year-old was arrested and charged in connection with a deadly shooting in Market Square back in May.
Court reduces littering penalties for man accused of spreading antisemitic flyers
A man accused of throwing plastic bags full of antisemitic flyers in Squirrel Hill asked the court to reduce his littering fine on Wednesday.
Man sentenced to life in prison for 2021 murder of woman, unborn child
Isaac Smith, accused of killing a pregnant woman he thought was carrying his child, will spend the rest of his life behind bars without parole.
Missing WWII soldier from Pennsylvania returns home more than 80 years later
A man from Indiana County killed during World War II was finally laid to rest, more than 80 years after he was declared missing and presumed dead.
Police seize $91K from illegal gambling game at Pittsburgh-area social club
Pennsylvania liquor control enforcement agents say they've stopped an illegal gambling operation in Washington County.
Allegheny County wants to require all employers to provide paid parental leave
The Allegheny County Health Department wants to require all employers in the county to give their employees paid parental leave.
Man who went viral for front yard food pantry launches mission to feed kids
A Whitehall man who went viral for turning his front yard into a food pantry says he's expanding his efforts to help keep kids fed over summer break.
Pittsburgh City Council asking for violent crime data amid recent spike in incidents
The new policy will include any information dating back over the last few years.
Butler Memorial Hospital union workers threaten strike if deal isn't reached
Workers at Butler Memorial Hospital say they're ready to walk off the job if hospital management doesn't come to terms with them.
Two people rescued from Mon Incline after cars became stalled
Just before midnight, two people were trapped in stalled cars on the Monongahela Incline.
Pennsylvania State Police Troop A pays tribute to fallen members
May 5 is Pennsylvania State Trooper Memorial Day.
Report on Pittsburgh's finances shows shows rising costs, $44M deficit in 2025
The state of Pittsburgh's finances is the focus of a report out from city controller Rachael Heisler.